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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
ACTORS PLAY OFF THE STAGE.
A BAsEBALL GAME FOR FUN AND CHARITY.
PLENTY OF BOTH DIsPLAYEp-soME FEATURES OF
IHE CONTEST.

PLENTY OF BOTH DIsPLAYED-soME FEATURES OF
THE CONTEST.
About score OF young some known TO fame
and not scattered promscuousy over the Polo
Grounds yesterday trying TO PLAY game OF baseball Inc
game had obects charity and the Other fun Inc
game 70 be benefit 70 Rachel Booth young
whose has boon interrupted by III
~. Tbs grounds presented o theatrical matinee
a.pect when the game began at $50 p M. one
uns was eaptaned by De Wolf Hopper. an amusing
comedian and great baseball enthusiast and was called the
"Ah There's" Robert Hillisrd who generally assumes
s,.rner role when before ooh capitalized the other
team with the al name Of star There the An
Theros played and won easily and az
neither there after the sixth inning the game
was stopped 81 that point
The gate receipts amounted to about $780, and the actors
xoud p y only once Miss Booth might discontnue
her career pron Nearly all tho theatrical
people IN the city present were there and seemed
70 enjoy mn. pIsIsrs In every coacevase kn
Of unorm and tho actors made picture.qns %
%sn pIsy.d 90 veil suspicion General that
,sy w'r: no. 'o'f Kelly. ana ~" @sia.
IN disguise Dan - Hart. meek actor, ca
So.soa ~" With lear and treSbns The h.
over. Donohue' with sporting aspect ana
s.fSs .1h Supplied with an liquid and did
not so m whsher he va. mohbsd or not
.' tss Sa 10 s Il. -s .gtS
HSppsa Wa ao%sr IN bens ~ Immense M.
mock thanks the . Ga,o0f' S., they
Ia, S% p.g a.. n S for Ssn he Va" no,
much noise He hit ~ n bs ma:e aaan and
Clark the caehers. showed professional n'''' '"'"
The stay There's started Oh in determided m.nnsr ont
found the pace 20 fat Tor nv h.r Ss,h.r Sss
iii aver be Keeic or a CIrkson The actors were not
,asiy when inning hid been reached Su, sas,
were swully trr aud the game was stamped W "a'u ''A
The players. And their POSITIONS Noroi
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MIrrR,E,s TEAM IN FINE SHAPE.

CHICAGO Aug Especially 10 already great deNAn"
for seats which TO DO paysd
the New.York Chicago clubs Friday SATURDAY ana
Monday Manager Mutrie and President Day arrived WIN
h N york team this morning and both confident Of
the teams ability give the Choasos great night In tho
coming seriea
shall taksthe boys the game this aernoon'
..,d Mr. Mutrie this morning. and glad to give them
sny opportunity for days rest Not Atany une INA.
Ssys met the White this men been 10
cs ns form for bali uay ng as they to-day Ewing 10
ali sNt; wslch and Keee never better core wno
plsyed paratvsiy poor ball at the outss now pn
great game and the whole look to give your boys
baltic they will remember"
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rur R.pGE RUFFIAySD COMMITTED.

John Young age eighteen Of No. 40 East Nine
teenth-st William Levers. age nineteen. OF No. 700
East soventhst.; John Laughlin. age seventeen OIL
No. 6lI East Elcvcnth-st: Thomas Conklln age nine
Teen of No. l0S AvenucD ID; Edward Muller, age
twenty of No. $50 Avenue-B; william Griffith. age
twenono Of No sol East sstcsnahSse J JSSn
Mmnay age twcnty-one, OF Ne. 300 East Eighth-et:;
and jeremiah Rlorian age twenty,one. Of No; US
,1afcei with assault and robbery upon members
OF the church excursion party on the barses Nelson
and Warren on wednesday. John Murray was as
charged but Leevers and Iaughlin were rcmanded
on the additional charge made by Nell Mckay ta h
they had sto-en his god watch The rest OF the
accused were sent to tho island for six months In
default of $500 ball each
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wrsTcHEsTER COUNTY.

RocHELE-Seven drivers were arrested yester
aav CHARGED With Violating In refusing 70
obtain licenses FOR pursuit OF their occupation. Ihey
were taken before p Teruey who sn
Monday order give them time 10 ake OUT
licensea
uouxr vxpxox-A number OF men who are ployed BY
the New.York and Bay Telegraph Company ID con.
sructiug A new OF telegraph with copper WIRE 70 ue
oner al on the duplex system began suit against me
con company who We the contract to recover tne
du. them rendered $3.50 The case
was before Ju Farrngton yeserdav and an
TO sezs about worth Of WIRE WING
n, The freight depot In advance the levy being made
Charles paid aud promised to pay the balance
a fow days.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIpoEPoRr-An epterprisng bathing pavilion owner AZ
tobosyan sde which c2rries
far into the water without any ~
friend the soders bronze Seaside PARK VIII
be and beannoa by process supplied ov
for Thomas stockholders Of the Bridgepor ana
New. Steamboat COMPANY met yestsry ana .o"A AZ
their frst mortgage eonns
There are sr en at the Gentle nens Drsnk
PARK TO-DAY for a purse OF $50 MIRA, George
hour yesterday. -
sourHroar-Mrs Henry sturges. age sxyone, was over
come by paralysis yesterday.
sotru NoRwALK.-On TIE Danbury and Norwaik soaa
at point the tracks pass under tnose ~
- "a ven road man unknown. who was waking
on The track was struck and almost instantly Killed.
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rrw.yoaK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY AUGUST s. 1881.
PHI. .. ..s.ss IL rrohsr'-oA'sy and Baldwin IN

vA,a j, Chioaso II ritchers-Casey ana Dau""
birs-Ak Doescler.
n Loun Aua A-Tns 81 Lsuis nine had listle u0u,
IN sssgins Muans pitching toby and defeated mon
oannsr opponents easily In consequencs Tne eno"..
players played brilliantly in the field eus eeua 10
With Ymes pitching. The score was ssfolowsi !,
oiss,n..a- .........-...---.....-,i SSSsSoS III
81 L0ute-
-Cfuciuusti o, IT. Louis. is. Errofs-np9in
natl o, ~ Loua y Pitohsrs-Muians and Ming ""
pire Mr. Murphy.
s.a, the Cleveland to-day close and extremely "
terestins game Brilliant plays sbounded ana wero sA~
sisstlcsiy applaudsd. The score was 40 sub)oined'
9,.y.l..pa .......................-S SSSiSSS Ia
Cleveland, Z, LouisviIe. 10 Errcrs.Olsve
Isnd. o, Louisville. Pitchers-CroWeh Ano A'~''''
Umpire-Mr Ferguson.
Other games resulted 80 followsi
Al ecranton-rsrsey CITY, IA; Scranton 4.
Al Toropte-Toronto, is BinRhamton. 4
Al Syacuse-Siara 81 Newark,
At Hamilton-Hamiiton. 81 Wilkssbarre, l.
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eTATEN ISLAND.

sr.prKrox-Tne twentv .nfh annual picnic Of the First
Presbyterian school took place At tne woCns %
nearly 1000 children and their pastor tho rev r Of
the Island wers and enjoyed themselves Win 'n" ~
In various flames
NEW. BR,euror-Mra Mary Jane Burns was yeaterosy
held in I'll zoo bail BY Judge Vaughan TO await tue acon
tho Grand Jury charge OF eonous assault ~
her husband Edward Mrs Burns has su
against for support and az Burns mas
the arrest II Burns BY former nuspsuu
on charge cruel treatment 70 his children oy MS nrs'
vita
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NEW.JER5EY.

PArKnsoS.--The saniy Hi Burial oro1nd .s,or@
sSusss IN ss esn.ssrss Il wss learned that
Snrs than =, the ssn
be four feet deep Invesi aon snewe shas
buras had made ct depth Of two set sn %
and some depth This fact was reported 70 VIZ
Board Health prosecution Of the upder aers
ter and Charles Graham the latter manage rGr ~ the
cha Re- but mrosed on niu
William dd likewise. but - there were extcnu
aua his the Recorder suspenden sen
admonton that he would BE- wise In the utors
To MAJ mora
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PANIC AT A HANpBALL GAME.

co,r Aue "A series OF games VAS begun here
tod.v between Lawlor. the Irish champion. ana
Casey of New.York. Tho match 10 for the cnam
pooship OF the world, best eleven out OF twehy'ono
s,ncs ten to be played at Cork and eleven a.
a.. yort During the unth gans to-day cry was raised
that gallery falling and panic ensaea rouna
twenty feet 70 inc sIoun
mob entered aud play was postpohed vi 'n'
eisht games played Lawlor won nve aud casey thrso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
WORK OF THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY

Tho Board of Managers of tho American Biole
Society held tho re, ular meeting yesterday at the
Bible House Tho receipts for tho past month were
s3O,eo4 40, and tho issues Of books 6S go volumes
Ruriens EDITION of tho Gospels in the Wenli language
were added to the library There Yves some inI Nr
WbiprIo OF 0rooomiah, In western Asia announcing
that the Of tho scrir lures had BEEN ospaon M
Chamberain and DR.. Lane concerning evanscnc~
aHars In Brazil
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TYPHOID FEVER I'M THE 7EyEMEyTS,

Several cases Of typhoid fever were reported yes
teriay by tho Health officers. The appearance OF the
disease every year toward fall has caused copsider-
ali Investigation on the part OF the Health Iepert-
menu but the immediate causes have not been uis-
covered one Inspector of the summer corps 10
norted five cases Of smallpox In Ba1terst tene.
n,ent but an Investigation by the physicians showed
them TO bo strongly developed cases Of prickiy heat
One case OF smallpox In modified form was roporSou
No Thompsun-St
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A RrCyctE RECORD BROKEN.

LONDON, Aug. L-Temple. Of Chicago oeat- inc
half mile bicycle record at Bridllngon To-Day
.v.,n, tia dstancs in ll3 woodside of PHILADELPHIA
~ t,Sa snty ono miles IN hour failed having seY
~ nins Yards To 20 Al the expiration oi tho hour
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uo6man Bsvss-The Marquis and Warehouses OF
Of Scotland. aud B. Potter. u Consul q. aiper
T. - Navy 1850 Srurerant House-state Treas TOR r. "
7osan. OF Vrsinia .Gfs,g Hsus,-Malot W. "A; na
o. g. Army, and Congressman T. n, ha'1 hr " Canin
az LYONS N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05

The Brookyn aad BALTIMORE elnbs played az WsshhKtoh
ParI visiting players Won after IA her
t,rrseme Coz The early part OF ire game vas nney
he innings dragged upti pios 1ecane a.
NEST There 1881 people present Inc tat
ed throughout In the secona hhnE s
hits single hit IN ths SKIN tno
x,iitnr their lead with two more rnns
he the play made her hns vnec
tive rally sni scored three runs on al, an
nv Pinkney, McTanay and Peoples In the eighth
inpipe the club scorei one more run Greer m.ue
hi ami 10 second pa-sed ball and scored on hit ny
cisrxe The Baltimore players scored three runs ny Tres
ba,n9 IN their half the and virtually settle dtns
game The wasi
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VIEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
ar srANrrc CLUB TROUBLE REVIVED

Youns EnEsm Lawrenss who vas rsscsfly sg.pep"sa
Tor CONDUCT nnbscomnx Genteman, has taken ma.st
into court Yesterday the president q tho CLUB Wa
Broekvn sqans that oicsr and hs board o. .Sn
not be rsscinded Mr. Lawrence claims tnat ne
rules Of tho olub neither aa ne ~ N
proeress to seek scable OF the mater
Of tho clup DO not oesHe ~ nave ~
workings barred TO the public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
KINGFlSh BEATEN AGAIN.
EMPEROR OF NORFOLK WINS THE SARATOGA

sTAKEs-"LUCKY BALDWIN KISSED.
si.s x the 6@s:r
o all his trouble and time Aud smesn - S"a,n
Wsss rss the Ans,ls. a, Mos mont.
s Sanns w asnf s ~ up n.
y: 81 r:
s & aT.Is2 q T.T
Coz e y. s1si ssa
sn,SI G.s|PS% s 81, 3;
III, SIy' Gsps e sSs ;Sss:%
.s.a !ssss
n: % d M:: as mac the
o; o SS S. sus
winner.
FIRST EAon-FUnsr stoS ssTcnL WEIGHTS. SIX
oorrissn's b. Pearl Jennings BY LelaD';iMW: .:,
H sS:.s s issa - en- cleaner
& han1
v. 4. Ti%asas. CO. = xn.i..n: Jog; !6asn} 9
A's; :: s. s::$':;:a .f;s 10
ses,:: o. ~ sue rs:S 3 los;
s;,1nsi Tss%p:oa
eSss y e Go 70
Pearl ;:sSss: sss: ASsis.S $50 Ben Thompson s2S'
'i Ss,: leading tho ns xhsr ;h S
es:ns .s When ne
core CLIMAX thiru
srcoSp RACE CLARENDON HOTEL STAKES THREE
y.Is-OIDa $50 EACH, $500 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEiGHTa 3-16 NILES
= a.,av,p,. n q ooliah BY 0rinstesd- Maggie Emer.
.cc iOe n ......(We-t)
nsi4"ns ss S,assst ios sasRin}
f.sn Ss s.Sd Ssr%: & ta.1i'sn'
B.,.,ns-oeliah 70 Drastic TO l. slsnspray to 2.
xassis: awin. pair SO, asa SIS :; ~. anti,
led within ten yards o. the upish
when Murphy pulled her 70 allow her stable companion
Qoah the favorts TO win aoiiah wa the las, 70 get on
mp alensprxy until te last furong Here however ne
shook easily coming bv neck. 0rlseue
ssoond before Gsassray. third The nnsh
greeted with storm Of hisssA
| THIRD RACE SARATOGA STAKES. Two-YEAROLDs
SPECIAL wEiaHrs Six FURLoSGS.
T. J. Baldws's B. @ Emperor Of Norfolk. BY Norfolk.
pwyer Bros King Fish, acknowledgement
W. L. scotfs blk ssssa. no. .l0orey)
n II Sage's ch. Quotation. lO2 (Wiams) Y
K J. Baidwins ch Pucato l02 armstrong;
TIne-i:17
Bettpg-Kiag g. Of Norfolk to Satan
| 3 to l. Puento to ]. Quotation 50 TO l.
Auion pools WINS par sl70. King Fish siio saau
Il usual u svsysAr-od scramble xsLsushlins Mount
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Charter Oak Insurance case before Referee boners ~
Eapld Transit COMMISSIONER Eguhso nuiuins' ~ ~
iryerd Ion som Oeore judges LacomOe
Auction OF sheep Central PAfx. Az IN.
Naval Veterans reunion auo festival hupne N"''''
Afternoon ant evening aa,, m ,..,,vai Iaon Park
9eorgs q. Msaie Post NO 90 W. A. H. i''''"' ~
nus IN BATTERY Park By 69th Regiment Band b .. m
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TONQ fSLAND.

AsroRIA-wfii,am Powers has begun . suit for elOooo
against the Bowery Bay Beach Improvement A
Taean and feer MIcha Kerr Of tho Bowerv Bay police
which maintained the Improvement Compsny @
was at Bowery Beach saturday and wss
alleged intoxcaon aud disordery conduct on the way
tho policemen dubbed him on me neso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
,o,ors, yuyo TRUSTEES MEET.

Tho usual monthly meeting Of tho Actors FUND
Trustees was held yesterday afternoon. A NJ Palmer
,residinr The building committee reported progress
and the routine business Of tho iund was u,
an Az essstant IN the assistant. secretary BENJAMIN
nsker. was appointed and various applications ior
relIcf were attended to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
AUCTION POOLS.

raes-RosaI,nd s5S Lewis Clark SIS. Pomona SIS.
Ten STRIKE s2s Eroughton s2I Asccoa s,o. Miller sI9
Cora f. SIS. Goodwin SIS. valiant VA AHrs' sii'
Stiegau ~, Critienden 81 -. ,,. c-, 20, u.x
eio's mar s1l Votgeur sal, Hda sl2 ElmirA
ST. iiendr.r's pair 81. Rapne $40 Albany sio.
Cruiser willow s. Kantolet 20. bruie % Deipne
IS. Manhattan g. kdie Mac 80 .,.o ,,.
8 60 Qur en- OF Elizabeth $50 Wahoo
sIl0 Motley clio. FloIimore ss5. Lottery ST. HAr
poash rsos Buffalo s3s Orlando s2i Umpire $40 Santa
CisYs 81 NAV Hamilton So George So. Chance Sill.
Clouee sl0 woodnower s.
- None
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ApnouncsmsasA

DIR, ]. b. NAYS says: used DiResty , III, |,
snicisnS Tor INDIGESTION, nut very Palassaos al s
rata 81 bottle. or w. \. kiddsr d Co. % 'ohn''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05

rot on IA me ,saz A,ths fnrions NeLa.ehnn arsv ksg
~ T.aisS This sasSS viissy ad unsi 10 sntssSd shs
s,esA w., -a;ss p: s ~ Emperor e.
stridag over King sh With the greatest tspe ~ ~cn
by !. King Fish second three enfths esofe ssn
tS5d
YousrH RAc.-Pulss e4oo SHILLING ONE AnA
4 H. stsvesss b. war;. By warwick Aay AnSsrson
rsyns. 81 Stables Dr. & pm lewis, aged ioi
s & {: e; ss%s::s
Creole stsnes sh Ksus;pg'oooa tPrDny
O. n Hys' 'n- h. Our FT T;%s.i:ist
Bes,ns-wary to Tanboureits II % Lucy Iehnscs
SO Kensnrton is to l. PIN Lewis 10 TO Belmont 100
iaei,on poois-ramseurstss sss Wary sso' Lucy John
'oP ~ an suasrapcs 70 the head stretch Here
ali closed with her. for strides ran IN ounea
Wsry drew ont ana leaving h-rses o. they yer ss
Ing stl by sig lengths PHI LOWS secono
four gths before Belmont shird
FIFTH RAcE-HAxpIoAP HURDLE IN Mnxa FIVE
Morris Harwood's whestiy. By Ktne S.n.sass
rs rr ssns Stable yS so es e en.rm ised
siS,%.: sh LsrS SsSrs as Mccullough .sss
r. H. stevens: Guy sxed ~ ....-.ts Sus,1S1}
d d.snsy SABLE siS:: s Ss essss
william Hendre's b. Ten shsa5 q i2s..-.tM MsansD
oeaPxs Mccullough to Guy 10 l. Maggie May 10 TO l.
Percy ID 10 l, Ten shesl Is 70 l. an o..u. ~.
Auction psoI.-olsnarm, s2s LusrO Ga George NC
perez ,ed over the frat hurdle maggie May over the
seond percy over hr 0lenarm over the fourth and
wheativ over the alta Whesy won " 'nree WV
rup rrrprI,a FOp TODAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
1855 West s3d.sk ..
r. -. 10 a.. Diseases Of the Nervous System
Tr,na-. orgaun Inpots ace aai sterilitv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
CHAMPION nRoonEr PLAYERS COMPETE.

ina match for the Horsman malst under tho National
m,r,can Croaues Association rules took place yesterday
between the champion players Dr. Reed OF this city and
Professor Jsoobus of j. pre ss,ms
Tour in seven end Of the nth game the Doeto
rIns mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05

Betting to win-Referee to Mentmore to soudan
10 i sea Foam to l. Oak to Wimbledon ID 10 l..
sam Emery 10 70 !. Tsllcyrsnd 70 70 l. - .o,..
Betting place-Referee To Mentmoro 70 w. ooudA
70 Foam TO l. Bun OAK TO i. Wimbledon " i'
SaIu Emery !, Taley rand TO j.
the fs OF the nag being headed won IN common
by TWO lengths second two lenghs Deio
ss Emery 7aleyrand won't down ~ the third hurdle
civ ing grace ugly fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05

Earned rnns-Br0okyb, B11tIinors. fHst
Baltimore l. Lott on bases Brooklyn.
10 Baltimore. o. Total base hits-Bro9tSn "a Baltimore
FuImer l. Burns l. j. smith,. Hit by pitcher-PurcsL
stolen bases-Purcelll Bnrps Sommer l. Davis Dou0ie
Ian Home one Three base hits Burns Davis
Twsiase hits-Pinkneyl McTamsBy Peoples Purcell l.
Pas ed baiis-Fuimer D. wild pitchss-Nonc. Umpre-Mr
The brooklyn clubs play again at Washing
ton Park to-day.
Niprs from DreIsl, Morgan Co and Brown Bros Co
ISLAND Athletic CuO GROUNDS yesterday
Tor the house championship with TINS result;
Brown, Bros a Co. l III.
Drexel. Morgan Co...-.........l VII
This gives Brown, Bros & Co the championship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05

GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
PHIADELPHIA Aug. L-The game today between the Ath
lstc Metropolitan clubs very onesied affair." the
local team winning pleased by the OF lou For
nys np,ngs Nets In their batting order. Mays
was hit poor support Holber seized
with cramps sixth and 5ommtr relieved him. Bier
bauss ba ting nsldpg the features The
follows;
Athletic. 0-10
Metropolitan ........-............O D 2 D
Baschits-Athetic 10 Metropolitan. Erres-Athistio.
Metropolitan. Pitchers-sewsrd and Mage Umpire
Mr.. McQnade
DETROIT Aug 4-The Boston and Detroit clubs played
again to-day the homo players won BY remarkable
streak Of batting inning The pitching Of both
Radbourns bsted freely In direction.
The annexed
Boston. ..--...-..-..----.....-----o o0 oil
Detroit " e-lz
Basehts-Boston 49, Detroit a. Errors-Boson. 8; De-
troll Pitohsrs-Radbourns and TwitchsL Umpre-Mr
Sullivan
CHICAGO Aug I-The Philsdeiphs Club turned apparent
defeat into victory to-day remarkable Tho Chi
cago players took long lead the early part Of the
and appeared 70 be winning easily. The Waiting
players rallied eighth and ninth innings aud
half tied In the tenth inning they
sent four the the The
follows;
Philadelphia. 9SS9e 5fS -ls
-PhiiAdspAiA Iii Chicago IL xrrors-PAlads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05

At monmouth Huradty end the thermomee~ wore
both deIiciouaiy low. hut tho suffering Of ne oook
makers was intense. for every winner U@soA s ou
beam Tho Bard, Pontiac, Editor ana noi0l0'' WV
much money from the boohA
FIasr RAcE-HAKDfcAP swsEPsTAKss 10 .A~
OLpa cas- EACH $3.50 ADpsn ex FoAIoHoH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05

Church. who rode him. had not been badly ratued oy
Door old Duplex. who raced with Belvidere furiouly
down the lower turn but could do nothing In the
home stretch. Church Isight have known that
Duplcxs run was only brief squirt, not at all dam
gerous. 1t would DO difficult to find horse so
bad that he could not beat old Duplex at the hnish
of . race In these days. He Is q cast-on from Mr
sWithers's sable and utterly worthless now BIC
Carthy. who rodo the favorite. Pontco, cooler and
moro confident than Church, did not hurry Pontico
~ al on account of Duplexs fash In the pan, and
getting through next the rails In coming INTO ths
homestrcteh Joined Bclvidere In the nnal hundrca
yards and beat him by q short head, Beiudere
struggle with Duplex having taken out OF him Just
enough to let Pontico beat him. Some hackers oi
Belvidere felt aggrieved ct tho decision and Kissed
loudly. How silly this was The decision was
right and proper. Anyway, did the senseless fools
suppose that Mr.. Gaway's colt would not get JUS
lice ON track Of which Mr. Galway Is = large owner
and where he sits In the judges stand evcry day,
slough Of course not when he has horse In race
Garrison GOT that cowardly and uncertain horse
Editor homo first In the selling race, whiie the
favonte Referee lcd all the way In the hurdle nc<
and won In . cantor. Referee Is smart horse ove
the jumps and Mr. SCOTT was unwlse TO soil him
pnless 10 is bout on getting rid Of all cattle Of tina
clsss Referee waa more than once while Mr.
scott owned him whom he was not at al ut AM
no effort was made with aim, and the cynical avowa
VIA maie BIZ representative Of the stable that the,
ssmuat get weight od." Congressman OF Mr.
scotps position should TO II that such tricks an
not Ilayed with HIS horses Wimbledon fell In Tn
hurdle race but no serious harm done to horse
udcr .Monley Charlie, that grotesque compro
mise bctwesn ehmpanzee and man, was on Be-
Foam his hrst mount for long time. He die NO
MINK IL start when the flag 'fel and pulled up
Anerward he made play but could never get nea
Referee
MCCARTHY rode Pontico WE'LL but he needs the sharpes
Of discipline - to starting He deliberately spoIlc,
70 have been suspended for the whole month August
Tho day vas the most agreeable In temperature an,
ssediuon 81 ihs sr that has been enjoyed tAis yea
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04
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